Austin is one of the easiest cities in the US to visit alone. People are friendly, the food is made for one person standing at a counter and the music scene means you’re never really sitting by yourself for long. It’s also a city that rewards wandering. You can swim, paddle, eat and catch three
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Three days is the right amount of time for Washington DC. It’s enough to see the big monuments, pick a few museums and still have time for a neighborhood or two, without feeling like you’re on a forced march. The best part? Most of it is free. The Smithsonian museums, the monuments and even the
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Boston is a great base because so much of New England sits within two hours of it. You can wake up downtown, spend the day in a fishing village or a Gilded Age mansion and still be back for dinner in the North End. Some of these trips work by train or ferry, and some
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Boston doesn’t get talked about as a romantic city the way Paris or Charleston does. That’s a mistake. It’s small, walkable and old, with gas lamps on brick lanes, a harbor that glows at sunset and a whole neighborhood that smells like garlic and espresso. Fall is the sweet spot. The leaves turn, the air
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Savannah was made for couples. The streets are shaded by live oaks dripping with Spanish moss, the squares are full of benches built for two, and the whole historic district moves at a slow, easy pace that makes you want to hold hands. Here’s how to spend the perfect couples weekend in Savannah, from a
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Southern Utah has five national parks, all within a few hours of each other, and the roads between them are some of the most beautiful in the country. That’s why a Utah road trip is on so many bucket lists. This route starts near Las Vegas and ends in Moab, with a bonus at the
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San Diego might be the easiest big city in the US to visit alone. The weather is nearly always good, people are friendly and relaxed, and most of the best things to do are outdoors, where being on your own feels completely natural. Here are seven things to do alone in San Diego, plus tips
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Nashville has gone from a country music town to one of the busiest weekend destinations in the US. That’s great news for the food and music, but it also means a first trip can be confusing, crowded and more expensive than you planned. Here are six things to know before visiting Nashville, so you spend
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Seattle isn’t a cheap city. Hotels are pricey, and dinner out can add up fast. But a lot of the best things to do here cost very little or nothing at all, from ferry rides with million-dollar views to parks that feel like proper wilderness. Here are eight affordable things to do in Seattle that
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Key West is only about four miles long, but it packs a lot onto one small island. There’s history, sunsets, a few good beaches and a party street that never seems to sleep, all a short bike ride apart. If it’s your first visit, these are the eight places you really shouldn’t leave without seeing.
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